Ellis Jones

I'm over it.

Yeah, but then my dad would not let me sign out of school.

Because even if you're 16, you still have to have parental consent.

They call it signing out in Florida.

Dropping out is not a thing, but it's a negative connotation.

Dropping out.

I think it's the minimum age.

Like the first age you can legally like if you're under 16, you have to be like homeschooled.

It has to be like a legitimate homeschool program to get out of.

That's part of the reason that I didn't have any interest in school is like when I was probably in the first grade, my mom found a couple of babysitters in Texas when we lived out there that they were like master – they had master – they were either master's students or they had –

master's degrees.

Right.

And it was like more school.

Yeah.

They ran like a daycare out of there.

They had like a lake that he built in the backyard.

No, it was great because they educated the out of us.

I know, but I'm saying you end up, you end up, you have a master's degree and you've, and you're, you're, you're, but really, I mean, it was more, more people who have master's degrees, stop bartending.

Cause I know a lot of bartenders with literature degrees and start a kiddie daycare and you're going to help the kids.

I mean, I learned more in that, like,